The creators of Roblox can now apply for licenses in the game like Sega's dragon

Rob Less A new licensing platform has been launched to make it easier to connect between Roblox creators and IP holders including Netflix, Lionsgate and SEGA.

Licensing managers make it easier for “qualified creators” to use approved assets under the iconic franchise Squid Game,,,,, Stranger stuff,,,,, twilightand sawand games like the Yakuza series, Like a dragon.

“Traditionally, IP licensing for games has been a complex, time-consuming process that limits the opportunities for large studios,” Roblox said.

“(rights holders) can adopt a more tailored, selective approach that includes revenue sharing, an open source approach where fans can master the ins ropes, or simply scan IP usage across experiences. Licensing for existing experiences, or by including them in a new license directory, creators can browse and apply.”

In addition to being able to contact creators directly, IP holders can also “actively scan the IP usage experience”, which may ultimately suppress unauthorized fan games.

The company said this is just the beginning, and more IP holders are expected to join the program “all year round”.

Earlier this month, Roblocks 1,000 developers were introduced to participate in the hatchLEGO Games said it was the largest Easter egg hunt ever. While the official experience is considered a big moment, thousands of players have expressed support for boycott by using #BoycottTheHatch on social media, part of a campaign to make the platform safer.

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